Toyota RAV4 Hybrid

"The engine and transmission are noisy."

"The driver's window went down and would not go back up. I took it to Toyota dealer and fortunately the expensive repair was covered by the extended warranty I had purchased."

"There was a lot of water sloshing around in the passenger door. It was a rear seal that was replaced, it doesn't seem likely to me that the water entered from the bottom. I don't drive through deep water."

"At first the problem would allow us to still use the vehicle without some functions working so we took it to the shop and they ordered the needed parts. The did not know how long it was going to take for the parts to arrive and it ended up being more than two months. While we were waiting for the parts to arrive the vehicle quit completely. The work was covered under warrenty, but we had to pay for the vehicle to be towed to the shop about 50 miles away."

"The battery pack had to be replaced and even when replaced did not hold a charge if not driven frequently"

"Power cable to rear motor corroded and needed to be replaced"

"The tailgate sometimes fails to open or close itself. I have to force it, which is a little difficult."

"The liftgate sometimes fails to open or close electrically, so I have to force it. This happens more often when the weather is cold."

"Brake rotors and calipers need replacement at less than 25000 miles which is a material problem Toyota seems to have. I have gotten at least 40000 miles and as much as 60000 miles out of other cars before needing brake repairs"

"Replacing rotors at less than 25000 miles is not acceptable. I usually get 40000 to 60000 miles before requiring this work on other models"

"On three different occasions when Ive gone to the Toyota dealer for routine services line oil changes, theyve said the car was out of alignment. So either the car stinks, my dealer is lying and ripping me off, or both."

"A warning came on to service car immediately. I took it in and it was a bad thermostat. They replaced it under warranty."

"Check engine light came on, drove it to dealership for investigation and then fix. Cost just under $1,000. This should not happen to a fairly new car that just passed its warranty period."

"Fuel gauge under reads by approximately eight litres"